Southern Nevada Toyota Dealers support C4K Foundation

Cure 4 the Kids Foundation, Nevada’s lone pediatric crab center, has announced a important donation to its Arts successful Medicine program, Project Imagine. The $50,000 donation was brought to C4K by AutoNation Toyota connected behalf of the Southern Nevada Toyota Dealers. To observe Arts successful Medicine Month, the dealership volition debut its creation installation Nov. 1 featuring works created by C4K’s patients.

“We are incredibly grateful for the generous enactment of Autonation Toyota for our Arts successful Medicine program,” said Annette Logan-Parker, laminitis and CEO astatine C4K. “This enactment volition let america to proceed to supply important Arts successful Medicine programs, activities and resources to our children battling crab and different catastrophic diseases.”

“We are delighted to beryllium portion of specified an unthinkable enactment similar Cure 4 the Kids Foundation,” said Cesar Ramos, wide manager of AutoNation Toyota. “We emotion the astonishing enactment that C4K’s Project Imagine provides to the children it cares for and we couldn’t deliberation of a amended origin that aligns with Autonation’s values and mission.”

Project Imagine is C4K’s exclusive Arts successful Medicine programme providing a unsocial acquisition designed to heighten the prime of beingness and empower children done originative expression. Project Imagine facilitates art, music, photography and literate exploration that tin assistance successful a child’s attraction success. It provides a safe, originative abstraction that gives children the accidental to explicit and resoluteness unspoken feelings done the arts.

The enactment of AutoNation Toyota connected behalf of the Southern Nevada Toyota Dealers volition marque imaginable the continued transportation of C4K’s Arts successful Medicine program. This includes supplies and different indispensable items and services that alteration Project Imagine to present high-quality originative activities for its patients.